"religious practitioners" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like "The religious practitioners of the church performed the service together".
We also have grave concerns about the situation for ethnic minorities and religious practitioners.
(This view is far more liberal than most religious practitioners would like; the consideration they seek for themselves they tend not to extend to sexual orientation).
In areas of relatively dense population there were full-time religious practitioners who maintained temples dedicated to idols at ceremonial centres.
He particularly argued against attempts by predominantly Christian scholars and religious practitioners to conflate Zen and theism (which Kapleau saw as inherently flawed).
Ms. Swan's son, Matthew, died of meningitis at 16 months because she and her husband, who were Christian Scientists, trusted religious practitioners to heal him.
Meanwhile universities, with the government's blessing, have been offering diplomas in areas like law, sociology and inter-faith relations which, without delving into theology, are meant to be useful for religious practitioners.
"Theological orientation cuts to the very core of the religious practitioner".
A mohel, who is a trained ritual circumciser, is a religious practitioner who uses sterile technique and the most modern methods.
As UCLA Law Professor Eugene Volokh recently noted, free exercise burdens turn on the subjective understanding of the religious practitioner or body.
His maneuver at this point in the essay is to divorce the beliefs and intents of the religious practitioner from the practitioner's material acts of ritual.
These professionals may include a registrar of a hospital, a medical officer of the United States government, or an accredited religious practitioner.
